- How To Download Photos From Icloud To New Iphone 5
- How To Download Photos From Icloud To Iphone 6
- Upload Photos To Icloud From Iphone
- How To Import Photos From Icloud To Iphone 5
You can use Apple iCloud to back up and restore iPhone data to keep the important data loss. However, for users who have made an iCloud backup, most of them don't know how to download photos from iCloud backup to new iPhone, including the new iPhone 8 or iPhone X or to the old iPhone has been reset to factory settings. So, in this post, we will show you two simple ways to transfer photos from iCloud to iPhone by using iCloud backup and EaseUS MobiMover Free. Keep reading and you can choose the suitable one based on your own needs.
How to transfer photos from iCloud backup to iPhone
- Part 4: Download Photos from iCloud to PC (iOS 12/11.3 Included) This part will work a lot for you if you wish to download your previous photos from iCloud backup to Mac or Win. IMyFone iTransor ( renamed from D-Port Pro ) is such a tool to export different types of data from iPhone or from iTunes/iCloud backup, backup and restore iPhone, iPad.
- My iPhone fell into water and is now broken, completely! I desperately try to recover my photos via iCloud. I downloaded the iCloud manager for Windows since I never backed up my iPhone with my computer. In this manager I can see that I have an online backup file of about 4.5 GB.
- How to upload photos to iCloud Photo Library from iPhone and iPad. Once iCloud Photo Library is turned on, any photos or videos you take or download to your Camera Roll will automatically upload.
How to Access iCloud Photos from Your PC. Your iCloud account allows you to keep all of your Apple devices synced and connected, but you can also use it to access your iCloud content from your Windows PC. By using the iCloud website or the.
It's not complex to download all the photos from an iCloud backup file to your iPhone when you change to a new device or after resetting your iPhone to the factory settings. The biggest drawback of this method is the iCloud restoration will wipe the previous data on your iPhone. Therefore, if you have got some crucial files on your iPhone and don't want to lose them, you can directly skip to transferring photos from iCloud to iPhone with MobiMover Free.
1. Set up your iPhone by following the onscreen setup steps until you reach the 'Apps & Data' screen, then tap 'Restore from iCloud Backup'.
2. Sign in to iCloud with your Apple ID and password.
3. Choose the latest backup to restore your iPhone, which includes the whole photos. Sign in with your Apple ID, while if you can't remember your password, you can tap 'Skip this step' and sign in later.
4. Make sure your iPhone is connected to a stable Wi-Fi or cellular network and wait for the restoring process to finish. When the restoring is done, the photos on iCloud are downloaded to your iPhone. Open 'Photos' to check the files.
How to transfer photos from iCloud to iPhone with MobiMover Free
Transferring photos from iCloud to iPhone with MobiMover Free is not a direct but the safest way to reach the goal. We can divide this method into two steps, the first step is to download the photos from iCloud to your PC and the second step is to use EaseUS MobiMover Free to transfer files from PC to iPhone. And the actual operation is easier than what it sounds, keep on reading and have a try.
Step 1: Download photos from iCloud to Windows PC
1. Open a web browser and enter into iCloud.com.
2. Log in with your Apple ID and password. Click Photos on the main screen.
3. Click All Photos on the left-side panel and you will see the whole backed up pictures of your iPhone.
4. Choose all or some specific photos, then, go to the top right corner and click the cloud-shape button. Next, click Download button to save the photos on your PC.
Step 2: Transfer photos from PC to iPhone
Download and install EaseUS MobiMover on your PC running Windows 7/8/10 by clicking the download button below.
Step 1: Connect your iPhone to your PC running Windows 7 or later. Launch EaseUS MobiMover and select PC to iDevice from the main interface.
Step 2: With MobiMover, you can choose to transfer photos from PC to your iPhone by 'Add File'/'Add Folder' or through direct drag-and-drop.
Step 3: Check the category/categories you want to copy. If the items you choose include other file types, you can transfer them from PC to your iPhone together with photos.
If the 'Auto-Transfer' is on, files will be immediately transferred to your iPhone or iPad. Of course, you can turn it off if you don't need that.
Step 4: You can click the 'Edit' button to deselect the files you don't need. Then, click 'OK' to get back to the main interface.
Step 5: Click 'Transfer' to start importing photos from PC to your iPhone. When finished, go to the Photos app on your iPhone to check the items.
Please note that MoiMover Free is also can be used to transfer photos from iPhone to PC for data backup just like iTunes and iCloud. Have a try as you need.
My iPhone fell into water and is now broken, completely! I desperately try to recover my photos via iCloud. I downloaded the iCloud manager for Windows since I never backed up my iPhone with my computer.
In this manager I can see that I have an online backup file of about 4.5 GB. iCloud is almost full. However, when I check the Photo Stream folder that got created, I only can see about 130 pictures. (I assume the 4.5 GB must be the rest of my pictures.)
How To Download Photos From Icloud To New Iphone 5
Are my other pictures included in this online backup and how can I get to them, like backup to my new iPhone? Since this one has another ID can I restore only the pictures without messing up the data of my current iPhone?
3 Answers
Photo Stream and iCloud Backup are separate — your photos are stored in your iCloud Backup and many of them are duplicated and stored in Photo Stream (unless you deleted them from your camera roll in which case they're not duplicates).
The iCloud backup can be restored whole to your device. You can't restore parts of it — it's all or nothing.
However, there is a workaround:
- Make a backup of your new device to iTunes.
- Reset your device to factory settings and restore the iCloud backup.
- Use Image Capture or iPhoto/Aperture to import the photos.
- Reset your device to factory settings and restore the iTunes backup.
- Copy the photos back to your device.
Thing I tried that DID work
1) Did not plug the phone into my MacBook, I used the wall charger only to prevent any iTunes sync activity
2) Erase all settings and data, restore from the iCloud backup and input passwords in all the pop up windows once it reboots.
2) Open photos app gallery to see photos downloading and show the progress message 'downloading xx of x,xxx'
3) Left it on this photo screen and did not touch the phone at all for the entire restore. I did not close the photo galley/camera roll app once, open any other apps.
Finally this time round it work and all my photos and apps restored in full. I am going to go back to syncing with iTunes as I don't trust iCloud for restores. It seems that iCloud does not handle photo restores that well, especially if the gallery is large. In short: Wall charger only, restore from iCloud, open Photos app, don't touch. Really hope this works for you too if you've had the same issue.
How To Download Photos From Icloud To Iphone 6
I guess this is what you could do if someone you know could spare you an iPhone for a day or so:-
Upload Photos To Icloud From Iphone
- Get an iPhone and take a backup of the same on your system - use iTunes to do that
Now (this is really critical and follow it at your own risk) log into your iCloud account on the phone and restore that phone while pointing to the iCloud backup. In this was you will have all of the iCloud data in that phone
Mail the photos from the restored iPhone to yourself; or use Dropbox (or similar) to sync them off the system
Restore iPhone from backup taken in step 1
You must log in to answer this question.
protected by Community♦Mar 24 '14 at 2:01
Thank you for your interest in this question. Because it has attracted low-quality or spam answers that had to be removed, posting an answer now requires 10 reputation on this site (the association bonus does not count).
Would you like to answer one of these unanswered questions instead?